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7 <br />Land Use Pla <br />1. Continued <br />supply stun <br />2. Prepared the' <br />3. Finished a dr <br />including the <br />center, impro <br />4. Updated, pule <br />the request of <br />of the World <br />ig, Data Center & GIS <br />tiding GI.S support for Regional transportation planning; Regional water <br />?anomic development partnerships; and, Infrastructure, land use and <br />planning. <br />awn of Rolesville's community plan. <br />t Chatham County land use plan that has identified six policy issues <br />evelopment of "economic centers" in the county. Served as regional data <br />:d regional GIS. <br />shed and marketed the new Millennium Metro Map. Produced a version at <br />he Special Olympics that resulted in TJCOG being recognized as a Sponsor <br />games. and the US Open venues. <br />Water Resources <br />1. Continued to provide extensive technical support to the Upper Neuse River Basin <br />Association, a cooperative partnership promoting long-term water resources planning, <br />management and protection within the 770-square mile Upper Neuse River Basin (the Falls <br />Lake watershed). <br />2. Provided technical assistance to local governments affected by the Neuse River Ntien <br />Management 'Strategy Stormwater Rules, and initiated interlocal effort to exploromw.^ . <br />collaborative approaches to meeting the new rules: -- ' <br />----. <br />3. Continued efforts to develop a cooperative interlocal partnership for water,qual- y g <br />and research, and water resources planning, management and protectiern..wittun°ttl <br />Cape Fear River Basinw <br />4. Continued to (assist a number of local governments in their, efft , to.obtai *a : supply <br />storage allocations from Jordan Lake and to assist in developmentof to :J <br />framework for a regional Jordan Lake-West raw water supply. may'' <br />pmrtaershig - _ develop a water quality r <br />S. Initiated interkacal - ? " -- - <br />.... _ <br />The proposed model wiH provide State and local govesnmaAts a toe _ft cpst- - <br />effectiveness and eaviranniental-effectiveness of alternativei:vatat, <br />strategies for the I,. mile Jordan Lake water:; <br />b. Continued tv1 p res.water SnppljF nter%ca.l.effort <br />to coordinat6 drinking,water'quality, monitoring efforts and Y <br />7:= t <br />7. Obtained: irmation relative Cb wader a and:fees, water <br />and se and water and wastewater service. de ds4or.Reeon J.. <br />8. Conlin "owmal local governments in efforts to apply for gramt finding assistance <br />from the Clean Water Management Trust Func <br />., .:.= (UPDATED 1/99) <br />Air Quality : . <br />egw ' n s Air Quality via a coalition of businesses to suppoathe Aire <br />1. Maintained the Region's- <br />Awareness program to help keep the Triangle from exceeding emissions. limits established by <br />the federal air quality program & explore advantages for collective- buying of vehicles, etc <br />2. Coordinated the Region's Clean Cities federal grants applications and activities. "Clean <br />Cities" is a Federal Department of Energy initiative to reduce dependence on foreign oil <br />and improve air quality by promoting the use of alternative fuels/vehicles.